Mission Statement
LAGS Recovery Centers, Inc. (LRC) provides individualized and integrated whole person care for recovery and wellness through the treatment of SUD, mental health, physical health, complex trauma and homelessness. We promote self-sufficiency and empowerment to reconnect individuals and families to their communities and a higher quality of life.
LAGS Recovery Centers, Inc. offers intensive outpatient treatment for those with substance use disorders and mental health issues. We provide Intensive outpatient treatments, Holistic Treatment planning and Medication Assisted Treatment.
Primary Services include Addiction Treatment & Recovery Supports, Outpatient Treatment, Drug Testing, Substance Use Counseling – individual and groups, Family counseling and supports, Daily Life Skills, Parenting Education, Relationship Workshops, Individual therapy, Psychotherapy and Medication Management.
Serving all members of the community including youth, adults, seniors, families, and the LGBTQIA community.
LAGS Recovery Centers, Inc. offers psychiatric appointments, psychotropic medications, individual psychotherapy, support groups, group counseling, and medication management.
Psychotherapy is a way to help people with a broad variety of mental illnesses and emotional difficulties. Psychotherapy can help eliminate or control troubling symptoms to allow a person to function better and aid in increasing well-being and healing.
We offer services in both English and Spanish. For more information on services provided please click the link below.
Our Vision
Our Vision is to recognize the disparities in access to Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment, Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) Treatment and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) in the community, and to reduce barriers to treatment. We envision a community where everyone who wants treatment can get it, and for those who don’t yet know they want it, someone is reaching out to bring them along.
Accepting
10 % of adult Americans
Are in one stage or another of successful recovery from SUD.
According to SAMHSA Administration (2018)
